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assembling before painting also ensures that you avoid the glue misting problem. plus, assembly might also reveal problems like putty work that needs to be done. I know you would test this before painting...but better safe than sorry ;-)

looking forward to it. I just printed out all my painting entry forms. pretty much everything is ready to go. just putting a label on my waffen base and finishing off a figure for the wargaming category. #edit# the only thing I'm not looking foward to is transporting all these figures...

very nice. have to resist buying :-) I look foward to some close ups on that face though

in my wargaming days we had a joke about the "5 foot rule" where figures looked great at that distance :-P but these days, I want to try and get to a level where something will look great from far away and close up. so yea - my optimal viewing distance is very close. butr avoid trhe...

ahhh ok. thats cool. I just sent out a e-mail about a painting day and only one person responded. so I was wondering what happened to everyone. Hope the laptop is all fixed ;-)

hey mate. I couldn't remember - but are you overseas at the moment? is chris with you as well?

hey guys. No more digital camera I'm afriad. my mum's gone on holiday and taken it :-P anyways...coutesy of the horrible mobile phone...here is the bust up to date: The "jaws" of the bust have not been glued in just yet. they have been blu tacked to give you and idea of what it...

Hi mate, I'm from WA I buy georgian for my oils and citadel paints for my acrylics. I have a few vallejo paints as well. I get the oils from a art chain called Art Riot. Citadel paints I usually get from games world or toy world as they are closer to my house than GW :-P If I need...

thanks megroot. I appreciate your suggestion however, in this situation - its like doing a military uniform for a certain time period. you have to get it right otherwise people notice. for this bust, its depicting a character from a comic book. so I want to accurately depict him as he...

thanks for the suggestions megroot. I'm not going to do a five o'clock shadow though as the character is never depicted with one and is always clean shaven. arrrg. this is getting difficult. its hard to make this face not flat due to the scult of the bust. painting the cartoon characters...

thanks guys. I will work on that tommorrow

hey guys I'm back again. same as last time, comments and suggestions are very welcome and are encouraged plus here is view of the armour up to date:

thanks for all the replies everyone. I will get onto that today while the oils are still wet. thank goodness for wet weather, makes life easier when you can't sit down all day working on your oils.